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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-02-17

a bill was passed in the House
of the West Virginia Legislature
the other day, making it unlawful
for any person occupying a udicial
executive, legislative or minister
al position, in either State CT coun.
ty,to accept pass or reduced rate
ticket from an railroad or stca M
boat line operating IN any portion o.
The State, the penalty being fine
of not less than 5000 nor more thar
$1,000; and any such corporation
offering a pass or reduced ate tick
ct to be fined not less than $l50(
ntr more than $4,000. 1t was fur
ther amended before its passage
making it unlawful 10 give a din
ner or pass, or pay expenses, oil
axe any action looking toward
the influencing of the vote of any
delegate to any convention Cor pri
mary election, or influencing the
the vote of any person occupying
legislative, judicial, exee utive. OIL
ministerial position in either Stale
or county.
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Tbs Old Man of the Press Has 8
Sour Stomach.

Our venerable and venerat-
ed friend. Bill Gould, "The old Man
of the Press" was in Washington
last week and in his paper, the Tus-
caravans County Democrat, work:
off some sourness from lis stomach
from a trip to Washington. He
Saw the magnificent distances the
broad avenues the able states
men; the pretty women; he saw
the President, but as a spoiler
or rather sourer to all thi:
acelangc, Chat is French faith
er BILL, he saw a lot of mig
gers in places held since the war
This.sight Is not pie to his palate.
The Menu is made a miserable
mix.
The complexion of the servitors
atIhe White House rasps his aged
wrinkles and convulses. his Demo
cratic stomach.
Grand father Gould pukes
in public. We saw something cl
the same kind, but being from the
back woods, we went inte the back
yard to develop and not display oul
nausea.
It is not for MS to advise father
Bill. but our notion is that at this
time, we should hold tight to our
own guns, and not occupy our vers
atile fingers making ammunition for
the enemy.
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Ills Voice iSStill for War.
Gen. jim Dc O'RctaIic at the
Fore.

Last week our Fenian Fighter
whose long and titled name ia pub
lished above, ,and 10 other citizens o.
New Lexington memoralized the
Government, demanding declara
tiOn of war and an immediate move
On Canada-and go fishing with the
boys.
We bad thought that our war.
like friend would stand by his pro
position, and that ''we,'; he and L
would attack the subject with our
tongues, and talk the Kanucks &c
death, achieving a bloodless victo.
ry.
Ofthe nineteen petitioners de-
manding war, Gen. Jim represcn t.
eighteen, the other volunteer has
not yet been discovered. When he
is found We will title him an ZAP
with Gerer. Admir- Corpor, OIL
Rasc as a prefix.
We must have that String of fish
a fight or q foot race.
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F0raker's Foray.
OHIO AHEAD.

When two years AGO, the De
mocI acy OF the East, in our great
Metropolis, New York, gave a
public meeting in testimony OF
remembrance to Gen. Jackson
Oh his memorial day. Gen. Dur
bin Ward, now dead, made the
speech of The occasion, and over
whelmed the efretes Of the sea-
board with his rugged OHIO elo-
quence. The Ohio man is the
man on the front, clearing as
he cuts"
Last week the Republican :
held a memorial meeting for
Lincoln in New York City. The
East had gathered there her wise
statesmen, her distiR Tuished Or
ators. The Governor Of Ohio.
Little Breeches," scarcely out
of his "teens," appears in that
cultured crowd, and is called on
to make a speech.
He makes it. The East bows
It's diminished head to the tower
ing and gigantic force of a fellow
from Ohio.
The New York press, especial
ly the Democratic press, applaud
our Governors speech, pronoun-
cling it the ablest and most elo-
quent of The occasion.
We note this fact with plea
sure, because we are of Ohio,
and are for Ohio men, and feel
proud 10 know that whether il is
a Democratic or a Republican
meeting in New York, the Ohio
man captures the convention.
We congratulate Gov. Foraker
on the very eloquent speech he
made, and feel proud TO know
that in New York City, as well
as IN Charleston and Columbus,
he maintains the dignity of our
great State, not The mother, but
the maker of Presidents.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

James N. Stewart, - Stewart. his
wife, John Willis Stewart. Mary Elizabeth
Stewart, r.don Francis Stewart. Jessie Iu-
liza Stewart, Bessie Jane Stewart, who re-
side at Knoxville, in the State of Tennes-
see; Lewis Frank Stewart. who resides at
Rossyille. in the State of Illinois; Charles
Arthur Stewart. whose residence Is un-
known; X. W. McClannahan, who resides
in Page county in the state of Iowa; David
City, In the State OF Pennsylvania Nam
ME Finney and - Finney, her husband
who reside ut NawSaura, Egypt; Arthur
McClannahan, who resides in the state OF
Iowa, will take notice that John C. Wolfe,
Administrator with the Will annexed OF
Samuel Stewart, deceased, on the 9Th day
OF February, A. ID. 1887 filed his petition In
the probate Court within and for the coun-
ty ofHOcking and State of Ohio. alleging
that the personal estate of said decedent Is
insu utiicient to pay the debts aud the charSeS
of administering his estate. That he Giet
seized i'll fee simple of the following ue-
scrit ed real estate situate in sud county,
TO wit: The east half of the soutnwest
quarter of section sixteen (l6l, township
thirteen uS). range sixteen lo) excepting
therefrom Ave acres out OF the northeast
corner thereof, sold to Wm- H. Woodruff.
The prayer of said petition is Tor the
sale of said premises for the payment OF
the debts and charges Aforesaid
ther take notice that they have been made
parties defendant to said petition, anu
that they are required to answer the same
on or before the - day of A.:p
1887. JOHN Z. WOLF r.,
Administrator as aforesaid
John Hansen, atty for pill.
February l0-6w
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Report Of Grand Jury.
To the Honorable John S. Friesner
Judge of the Court of Common Pleas
Hooking County, Ohio:

To the Honorable John S. Friesner
Judge of the Court of Common Pleas
Hooking County, Ohio:
The Grand Jury of the Court Of Com.
mon Pleas of said county, of the Febru'
AIRY Term, 1887, beg leave to report
that they have been in session two and
one-haif days, and herewith return tc
the Court the Indictments presented by
said Jury We have carefully exam
ined into all such matters as have le-
Ultimately come to our notice, having
examined over eighty Witnesses, cover
ing twenty-five cases, ,,and presented
nine bills and ignored thirteen case:
considered by Us. The business ha'
been transacted il as expeditions a
manner as possible.
During our session we have visited
the County Jail and made complete
examination thereof. and find that the
rules prescribed by the Court Cor the
care thereof and for the government oil
its inmates, have been carried out and
properly enforced. We respectfully
recommend that the Commissioners eX-
amined and have repaired the lioor o
the corridors of said Jail and that bet
ter means for ventilating said Jail be
furnished. We desire to express eul
higk appreciation of our Prosecuting
Attorney, our Sheriff and his deputies,
especially his Court Constable G.. c
Gage. for their promptnes5 and energy
in aiding the grand jury in their labors
Respectfully submitted,
JACOB WEAVER, Foreman.
Feb Il, lSS7-Iw
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I to our pension obligation, l an
thoroughly convinced that fur
ther effort to reduce the Fedora
revenue and restore some part o.
it to our people will and perhaps
should be seriously questioned.
1t has constantly been a cause OF
pride and congratulation 10 the
American citizen that his coun,
try is not put TO the charge oil
maintaining a large standing
rmy in time of peace. Yet We
are now living Under war tax
| which las been tolerated il:
peaceful times 20 meet the obi
cations incurred in war. But for
F.; years past, in all parts of the
country, the demand for the re-
duciion Of the burdens OF taxa
ton upon our labor and prodrc
ton has increased IN volume and
urgency.
am not willing TO approve a
measure presenting the object
ions TO which this bill is subject.
ed, and which, moreover, will
have the effect of disappointing
the expectation. l have made no
search for other illustrations -
the President adds, land, the
above being at hand, are given as
tending to show that estimates
can not be relied upon in such
cases."
AS TO THE COST.
Continuing with his objections
to the bill, the President says :
"If none should be pensioned un
der this bill except those utterly
unable to work, l am satisfied
that the cost referred to in the
estimate would be many times
multiplied, and with a constant
increase from year TO year, and
if those partially unable to earn
their support should be admitted
to the privlledges Of the bill, the
probable increase of expense
would be almost appalling. 1
think it may be said that the
people desire and hope for relief
! from war taxation in time of
peace.
The President closes his .mes-
sage by saying: 1.-The evil threat
ened by this bill is in my opin-
ion such that, charged with a
great responsibility in behalf OF
the people, 1 can not do other
wise than to bring to the consid-
Grafton of this measure my best
! efforts of thought and judgement,
and perform my constitutional
duty in relation thereto, regard
less of all consequences, except
such as appear to me to be rela-
ted TO the best and highest inter-
eSts of the cOuutry.P
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The Courts.
DEEDS,

Isaac Matthias to Jacob n Eel
Ter. warranty deed for 1 of an
acre, S 5, L II, r II; consi iera.
ton SO. Recorded Feb 9, ST.
Alex Ruble and wife TO ID A
Polling. warranty deed for s acres
more or less. S 1, Il IA, r II; con-
sideratIon $i65. Recorded JAN
nary 8, 1887.
Elizabeth Wine and husband
to Margaret ChiIcote, quit claim
deed for so acres. S 1. I II. r Is
consideration $500. Recorded
Feb IL, 1851.
w N Bowen, Auditor to VIM
Kane. deed for II acres in S 35
L II, r IS; recorded Feb ii, 'S7
Elizabeth X Krauss &husband
to Jas A Brown, warranty deed
for lois 4S9. 400, 49l, Logan: con.
sideration $40 and exchange foI
other property. Recorded Eel
IA, 1887.
Samuel Stone and wife 20 Sa-
maDtha Shoemaker, warranty
deed ior 50 acres in s 1 & 2, L II
r 10; consideration $500. Re-
corded Feb II, 1887.
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SALT CREEK.

ED. SENTlNEL:-The protracted
meetings of Mt. Zion and Mt. Car
mel have closed, and report says
there we're many conversions and
many added to the church at both
places.
If the ground hog sign is true we
may expect an early spring
Sickness thickly abounds all ovel
this part of the country.
Political arrows are being made
and will soon he put into the quiv-
er to be shot at office seekers as the
time draws near for the election o
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-02-17

Itch, Prairie Mango, and
Scratches of every Kind cured in 80
minutes by Woollord's Sanitary
Lotion. Use no other. This never
fails. Sold by F. Harrington,
Druggist, Logan.
Feb. 12-2mO
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PROBATE CoURT-MARRrAGK Ii

PROBATE CoURT-MARR1AGH Ii
CENsES.
Charlie V Wright and DIVA
Hone.
Rufus Johnston & Anna Koon
John E Cooper and Lucretia
Nihizer.
John 7 Flick and Elizabeth
Carpenter.
George Bailey and Elizabeth
Kline.
Phillip A Sutclif and Cora
FickIe.
APPEARANCE DOCKET.
John w Linton, Admir-. OF the
estate of Joseph G Heinzman, VS.
Jennie Heinzman, ct al. Petition
10 sell! lands TO pay debts. Fol
hearing March 26. 'S7.
JOURNAL ENTRIES.
Friday, Feb 11-2 " Keynes
and John N Floyd were appoint
ed special examiners Of the Trea
sury Of this county.
The petition Of John w Linton
admir- of the estate of Joseph Z
HeinZman, prays authority to
sell certain real estate In the town
Old of Straitsville.
INVENTORIES FILED.
Geo NJ Mumford. guardian o.
the estate of Samuel NJ Godecke
and II w Keynes, administrator
of the estate of Harlow White
have filed their inventories of the
estates, and the same has beer
approved by the Court.
APPOINTMENTS.
A B Murphy, II C Evans and
] A Matthias have been appoint
ed appraisers of the estate of W
E Friesner.
l. A Matthias is named as The
Executor of the Will of w Z
Friesner.
WILL FILED.
The Will of John Brown was
produced in Court, February Is.
The application to admit Will to
probate will be for hearing or
the 2Sth inst.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.
February Ia 1851.

Ches E. Allen, g. F. Felty. Hen
ry Fisher, Abraham Hickman (2) j,
Will Hughes, II. w. Tsylor.
Miss Sally Clay, Miss Jennie
Bickle (2), Miss Mable CLAIR, Miss
Lena Jones, Mrs. Mandy Jacobs,
Mrs. Lebbie Lemon (2), AIRS. Ma
ry Neimander, Mrs. Lillian Rem
nonds, Mrs. Sarah Secaur.
CHAs. Rose, P. NJ.
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R0AD ,f0TIcE,

Notice is hereby given that petition
will be presented 10 the Commissioners of
Hooking county, at their next session.
March ., A. ID. 1887, praying for the altera-
line, to wilt
Beginning at the northwest corner Of The
lands formerly owned by Richard Struble.
Thence rum ing in a southeasterly direc-
ton to the line between said land and the
land owned by Samuel Eowdyshell.-
Thence direct south to the road leading
from Webbs Summit to Logan. and there
to end. ADAM POLLING.
Epb3-lw
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Road Notice.

Notice is hereby given that petition
will be presented to the Commissioners Of
Hooking county, ut their next session in
March. A. d. 1887, pra:ing for the altera-
tion of a county road on the following
line, 10 wit:
Beginning at or near the gate in the
county road known as the Hamilton road +,
on the lands of Emanuel Carpenters heirs,
in the southeast quarter of section No. 80,
township No. 10, range No. II, Hooking
county, Ohio. Thence IN a soutneasteriy y
direction through the lands of said Car
penter'S and west OF the barn TO he line
between sections No. 80 and 81. OF said
township. Thence in n souLheaSterly dl-
rection on the west side OF the ravine,
through the lands of said Carpenters
heirs, in the northeast quarter of section
No. 81, of said township to the Lancaster
road near the Lock on the Hooking canal,
and there to end.
JOHN SEyIG,
Feb l0-iw Principal Petitioner.
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Common Pleas Court.

Common Pleas Court conven,
ed Monday morning with Judge
j. S. Friesner on the bench. Very
little business has been done sc
far. The Grand Jury arose Wed
nesday afternoon after being out
two days and a half. Eighty
witnesses, covering % cases were
examined and 9 bills presented
and Is rejected. The divorce
suit of Jane Ball VS. John W. Ball
ct al., set for hearing to-day.
The Petit Jury will not be cal
led until Friday morning.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-02-17

we have received the Annual
Report of the Live Stock Com
mlssioners TO Gov. Foraker. 1t
is full of interesting facts and
should be in the hands of every
farmer in the county. We are
not authorized 10 say so, but be-
Jieve those who may desire q
copy, car prorurs o#e by drop
ping a line to DIR. L. n. Kinsman
of Columbus, or 10 B. w. Carlisle
cf Lancaster, TO whom We are
under obligations for the copy
before US.
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Divorce Notice.

Frank Baker, whose residence Is un-
known, will take notice that on the 29th
day of January, \. ID. 1887, Lizzie Blker
filed her petition in the Court of Common
Pleas. Hooking county, ONO, being cause
Raker on the ground OF willtul absence
from lhe plaintiff for more than three
wears last past, and Tor alimony, ana tnat
said cause will be for hearing on ana aitei
''.0 LIZZIE BAKER.
John Hansen, Atty.
February low
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,o;,tuent Notice of Assignee

Notice is hereby given that the under
stoned mas been appointed and qualined as
Assignee of the Assets Of Z. W: James a1; 'r'
e 70 Of Logan Hooking County, ONO
PerSons Indebted to c. W. James. Jr. " &c.
are requested to make settlement imme1l-
.te,v and persons to whom said C. W.
LANES, Jr. & Co. are indebted, are nerepS
renuested TO present their claims TO the
,,ndersir,aed within six months from. tins
Sa,n jesse r. BUTlN.
1su,,o-rs 1857 Assign ee
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NOTICE TO HEIRS.
The State of Ohio. Hooking cour

The State of Ohio, Hooking County, So.
IN PROBATE COURT.
In the matter OF the last VIII and Testa-
ment of John Brown, des'd.
To Mrs. - Brown (widow). Mary Z.
Turner. and Wm Turner her husband, OF
Middlei0rk, Hooking co., o; lanes Brown,
Circleville. Pickaway CO. Ohio, John Brown
and W. &. Brown, of Appleton City,.St
v. Hedges, her husband, and Elizabeth
Chambers of Redwood, Union CO., y.
You are hereby notified that on the 18th
day OF FEBRUARY, \. ID. 1887, an instrument
Of. writing purporting to be the last Will
and Testament of JOHN BROWN,
late of Perry township, in said county, de-
ceased, WIS. prod dued in open Court, and an
application to admit the same to Probate
was on the, same day made in said Court.
Said application will be for hearing be-
fore this Court on the 25th day of February
y. D., 1857, at 10 o'clock, n. m.
w. T. ACKER, Pro. il udge.
February l,-lW
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-02-17

We observed Col. Ike Kontner oi
Logan, alight from the train Thurs
daT. and commenced shaking hands
with lis friends, i. e., he commenc
ed the shaking act as soon rs he
could run into the lunch room aEd
get u supply of sandwiches, so he
could feed with one hand and shake
with the other.-[Ne Nelsonville Reg
ister.
Went down to visit the Saliva tior
Army again, did you?
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Secretary Manning Resigns

WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.-Secre-
tary Manning called at the White
House this afternoon and placed
his resignation In the hands OF
the President to take effect on
the appointment and qualifica-
tion of his successor. This action
is taken in order TO allow Mr..
Manning ia accept the presidency
of the First National Bank OF The
City of New York.
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Legal Notice.

Benjamin West, s:ary E. West, and
Willinm A. West n minor over II years OF
age, residing at Nevada City, Vernon Co.,
Missouri, will take notice that on the 18th
day OF May, A. d. 1886, Joel II. stump, Ex-
ecutor OF the east will of Joel Stump, de-
ceased, filed his petition in the Common
Pleas Court of Hooking cOui- ty, Ohio, lease
No. 1911, against the above named pactieS
and Others, praying for the sale OF the south
west quarter OF section {l7), township 5hir-
teen (l3), range nineteen (l9), Hooking Co.
Ohio, excepting sixty acres out OF the south
west part of said quarter belonging to S. g.
Wolf.
Said parties are required to answer on or
before the llth day of March, 1887.
JOEL II. STUMP,
Ex'r of last will of Joel stump, decd.
Grogan & Price, Attys.
lam
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township officers,

township officers.
VIM. Price, of logan. O., was re
Gently out in Sal. Greek TOW nship
attending as attorney very lmpor,
tant SUIT at-law. Mr.. Price mad c
a very favorable impression as a
lawyer Of talent and a gentleman OF
merlt.
Byron Stall will remoye bis store
to Bloomingville tho first of March.
Our denizens a-e.free from all the
temperance issues that infest most
of ether localities in Ohio. We
need no law or Local Option to
suppress intemperance. for we have
no saloons to fight. While intem-
pcrance, we admit, is great evil
in debaslng and rendering poverty
stricken its imbibers, greater
evil supercedes 1t and makes svery
effort against it a hobby, ana that
monster IS legislative license, a
moneyed power delegation, TO rob
the scanty morsel from the poor
and the States share In the spoils
thus taken ; and only men Of means
are capable of doing this piracy for
the $500 permit. We say all the
christians may pray for this "thorn
in the flesh" to be removed, but
while money IN this affair is the
root of the estl, so long will their
prayers be unanswered. While the
law making power permits by an
onerous tax to traflick in liquor, il
only leads to monopoly, and puts
the gains in fewer hands but does
lis work at higher price all the
same, which this great State shares
in the price of life and blood. We
must con,pence at the fountain
head if we would stop the vein.
HAWEATER.
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TIE visible supply of grain, Feb.
-, as compiled by the New York
produce exchange, was as fol-
lows: Wheat6l ,322,543 bushels.
decrease 447 AS; corn 16,S2f,791,
incre ase 354,163; oats 4.964,720.
increase 79,51S; rye 1878 IN
crease 2347; barley 2,42l ,743 /;
decrease 18Th.
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Legal Notice.

Amos Funk, wilbert r. Funk, Annest%
Funk, Charles Otto Funk, Truman Funk
and Kate Funk, residing IN Pawree coun-
ty, in the State of Kansas; Narpte Z. DF
Wis and John Davis her husband. residing
in the county of Mercer and state OF Me
souri,, will take notice that Azariah GfxOh-
Administrator of Alexander u Barclay,
on the 18th day of January, 1887, nled his
petition in the Probate Court within and
for the county of Hooking and state OF
Ohio, alleging that the personal estate and
effects of said decedent are insufficient 70
pay his debts and charges of administering
his estate that he died seized in fee SIM
pie of the following real estate situate In
said county, TO wit:
The north west quarter of section ave ~,
township thirteen (l3l. range seventeen
| %, and the northwest quarter of the
| northeast quarter of same section. town
ship and range, being in all about ~
acres.
| The prayer of said petition is for the sale
| of said real estate for the payment OF said
debts and charges, and for any other pro-
/ per order or relief.
Said parties will take notice that they
have been made parties defendant TO Aatd
petition, and that they are required TO n :
swer the same on or before the 18th day
March, 1887.
| AZARIAH NIXON,
| Admir- OF Alexander c. Barclay.
| 8. II. Bright, Atty.
4 Ianuarv 20-fW
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PRORATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the following
accounts and vouchers have been filed In
the Probate Court of Hooking County, o.
for first partial settlement,
John w. Ralston, Administrator OF the
estate of John ). LantZ.
And the same will come on for hearing
on. thei 9th day of February \ n, 1887, at
70 O'Clock, q. m, or as soon thereafter ~
may be convenient.
W.T.. ACKER, Pro. judge.
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Farm for Sale.

Thirty Acres of well improved Land,
4 of a mil . east of Gibisonville, Hooking
county, Ohio There Is house of seven
rooms a barn and all N eceSsary olt-build-
ings on the land There is also good ORCH
ard. Convenient to store, post-Otfice, (,
and on easy termS. Address -s-s
j. W. McBROOM,
GibiSonyille, Hooking Co., o.
Feb 10 lSSf-iw
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I.ap,l Notioe

Mary F. shaw, residing at Dacatur, Ma
I con Comfy, Illinois, will take NOTICE, that
ON the lst day of November, AID. 1886, John
Shaw filed his petition in the Court oil Com :
| cause numbe I726, praying divorce nom
| said Mary T.. shaw, on the grounds OF VIII
] inl absence for more than three years, last
nast prior to- the filing of sail petition, and
/ tth.t - III cause will be for hearing on and
after the 18th day OF February, lSs!
| Jan 6-6t JUN Sn-A